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THE E V E N I ffQ- WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 192 2 . f WHAT DID YOU SEE TO-DAY? EVERY READER A REPORTER. (Continued From Third Page.) brake, pull upon my nmerKency nntl cap from the truck. With his two feet "n the air, tind Ilia hcml caught be tween two burn of the stoop Rrntlng, a little chap of five was suspended from 1 the stoop In another minute 1 nm sura the child would have biiffocnted. I res cued him from his position nml pushed nt the door bell hut not no response. David M Krnnk, No. 102 lUltlendRe Street, Hrooklyn. L ' ' run iiiswrvs iv .ti'i.v. I stood on llroohlyn tlrldire and nw dnzzlitiK Venus, slttlnE low In the west. Higher up and to the south rinsed Kuturn. with Rrrnt Jupiter close by. In the south fiery Mnrs with Antarcs i-elcned supreme. Overheml Arctnrus honr and In tho east the brilliant mid nummer moon Over nil. the clenr blue dome of n tipmitlful sky. GeorKP O'llure, No. C7 Crnhberry Street, lliook lyn. VIIT SIIH WANTK1). I am employed by a bond broker In one of the blu downtown ofllce buildings as a special olllcor. At 10.30 o'clock to day, while at my station. I saw o mid- rll-ntri1 U'nmnn tnUtni- nttnill nn If lln- cortaln Just how to ro about her busi ness. I observed that she held some bonds In her hand and an she drew near I asked her If she desired to sell them. "No." she hesltatlncly replied. "1 wan' to cash them." A. E. Miller, No. 1870 Cornelia Street, Hrooklyn. cnui.nvT i.osk, A workman came to-day to repair the roo of a shed directly under our office window. I heard the officn manager warn the man to be ex tremely careful while walking about. "Better feel your way sort e pinperly," the boss said, "for that thing is old and in bad condi tion." "Oh, that's all right," the fixer reassured him. "I'm insured." .1. D. 8., Lincoln I'lacc, Brook lyn. A!T NOT A M.W OIOti TlinM. I saw a little old farmhouse at 1.1 Inctlon Manor, the walls of which aro papered with magazine covers. An old Inriv tlvr.1 In fhf linilKR nil nlnne. Shu company V. M. C, No. U23 Maniuu- tan Avenue. Urooklyn. 5ICK IIOItSH. I saw a Ford rondstnr pass tliroiiKh Walworth Street with a bale of hay hitched to the back of It. Carmen Chulsano. No. 62 Uklllman Street Brooklyn. "IKT nor.s IIKLIOIIT TO HARK AMI riOIIT." I saw a brother ami sister quarrelling with each other so intently as they ap proachert the corner of Howers Street and Central Avenue to-uay in an auto mobile that they didn't have time to observe that the otllcer had slRnaiiei all trufllc from their direction to stop The young woman was at the wheel. The policeman, drtcrmlned not to in Ignored, made them pull up at the curb and handed the girl a summons. jo ephlne Wottera, No. 31 Paterson Street Jersey City Heights, N. J, water, remove and "dry" the stamp and put It away for use In his correspond ence. V.. Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn. toi, look An voii'iin t.Asnrcn On Avenuo K I stopped to look ove tho map In the window of a real estate ofllco. "One Look Means a Lot," tho sign said. Bernard neuter, 1979 East Ninth Street., Urooklyn. niUPTINO. 1 saw a yours man and a young Oman fast asleen In motor boat off New llavcn, Conn., drifting along with he tide. Mrs. M. Itonan, No. 101 Toarl Street, Brooklyn. lost nov at corcv. Walking alone the Bowery at Coney Island we saw a little loy standing on top of the ticket ofllco at the "Whip" with n sign pinned to Ills olouse nn- ounclng In big letters "I Am l,oat. Tho llttlo fellow dl not appenr o be at nil worried; on the contrnrv Me eemed to bo enjoying bis elevated po Itlon. Herman Shllansky, No. 1450 If tit Avenue. A SVMIAV MOIIMNO SHIM".. Sunday morning 1 took a Fifth Avenue bus for my ride to church. At the cor ner of the avenue and one of the Fifties I saw an Industrious little bootbladi polishing the shoes of a trafllc cop while the Intter grnccfully directed traffic. Mrs. Margaret Lee, No. 720 Wvcrsldc Drive. roruLAjt riREMKX. The firemen of tho engine company In Enst 75th Street are making more friends every day. Whenever wn have really hot weather the men place a stand-pipe in tho etieet with a spraying fountain attached and here In the hower" the children of the neighbor hood tind relief and merriment. When mi do something to Interrst and help the children you also make friends oT the older folk, every time. C. H. Jones, No. 1517 Broadway. J. A. M. In the subway rush hours a grip or a bundle of any size Is a Ultllcult propo ltlon. I saw a young man with a big cult caso trying to navigate through the crowd at Canal Street. I felt a 1)1 sorry for him as he banged first against this one and then against anomer one but I had to smile when 1 observed th Initials on tho bag, J. A. il. (j. C Landing, N. J. rOUUKTl'UL. In the midst of u crowd Rhlcl boarded a 3Uh Street crusstown car a Fifth Avenue late to-day was a young man who worked his way through th crush and found a seat without baying o much as "How do you do? to the coin box. When everybody had passed In and the car was in motion the con ductor looked straight at this young man and, apparently net addressing any one In particular, began to chant "Five cents, please ! Five cents, please Five cents, please!" On the fourth cull the young man arose, stepped over and handed he railwayman a nickel. H was blushing to the roots of his hair. Helen, Hudson Avenue, Union Hill, N. J DnCGGIST WILL CIJ5.W VV. There's an attractive display of soap filling one of the windows of a pharmacy in West Aam Street. Very little advertising matter with it, merely a card reading: "Cheap er Than Dirt 10c." Norman Far rell, Bourns Avenuo, Freehold, N, J. IIOW THE MOXEY IIOLLS IN"! At the Saratoga Avenuo Station I Brooklyn I saw a man drop a nickel o the track. A ten-year-old boy aske if ho could keep It If he got It. Tl man said "Suro!" but the boy mustn iret down on to the tracks. The kid went to a slot machine. Invested penny In some gum, chewed tho gum for awhile, borrowed another man eane, stuck tho gum on to one end of the cane, reached down ivltli tho slid. and "nailed" the 5-cent piece. "Well he said. "I mado 4 cents on that deal Wm. November, No. 585 Hopklnson Avenue, Brooklyn. TOO IIAD YOU COULDN'T IIAVU WAITED. I had a scat at a window of the "L' train on my way nome from aunnatia Sunday morning and enjoyed the sight as I travelled along. In ono window saw a man practising on the saxophone. In tho next window (and next room) another man was nhirpenlng a raior. James Houston, 341 Orova Street Brooklyn. mcniiAPS. The leisurely and small timo trolley from Jamaica had made one of Its (re quent stops on the outskirts or Hi Rookaway when, on looking out th window. I saw the proprietor of a con fectlonery store swatting fllej OUTSIDE his shop. I coum see 236 flies Iti th front window. Don't you suppose they were laughing? T. J. Hammill, 47 Va Brunt Street. Brooklyn. CAT OX THE FLY P PRft. trails passitio through Elm Ave nue, Flatbush, on Sunday tnoniltti; my attention ca drawn to two cats in the window of a butcher hop. One of them was trying vainly to get a diuprco from a sheet et Ay paper. The other cat caa leokino on bewildered. Hart in J. Shannon, No, 74 Cumberland Street, Brooklyn. AND THINK OF THE rOLOW-('PS One of the Important men In on office received to-day some sort of an nouncement from a brokerage" hou promoting an oil well There was return card enclosed with a one-cent ktamp on It I saw lilni tear off th (tamped corner of the card, soak It In having been agreed upon, tno boy ap proached again with a show of bravado When he was within arm's reach ht aa my amazement to see the young idy land nn uppercut on tho Jaw that nt him sprawling. When she get ddcr this young woman undoubted!, will be In the Governnv nt. She appear to hold the more or ena popular ion ceptlon of the sacredncs of treaties. - Mabel Burke, 135 Hamilton Place. FOUL PLAY. Just above the JUciII in Central Park and near the lid Street bridge, I saw a sparrow fall from a tree. I watched for a tninule or two, and when the birds did not move, approached and picked it up. ( icuj dead. There was a single drop of blood on the little fellow's right eye. My opinion it that the bird was killed by another bird. George L'llison, No. JtO lV'cat 11th Strict. TKACHKIt. Up at Rye Beach 1 was shocked to see a former teacher (gentleman) puff ng nway at a cigarette In a long holder while he strolled up and down the sands with a young lady. In the class he used to lecture us on the vlls of Tobnrco. One by one my Ideals are being reduced to pulp. George Zlm mermann. No. 72 University Place. HONEST MEN, In Pelham Bay Park I saw two men hand ocr to a policeman the handbag they said they had found near the bath house. In the bag was a purse contain ing J32. Clement Spognuol. No. 402 Eait 24th Street. LITTLE HOUSE, niG FAMILY LOVE AMI CONTETME.Vl On my way from home to railroad station I pass a very, very tiny hous' In which you would say that not mor than one erson could live comfortably Yet a group of llttlo children may b seen coming out of the little house even morning during tho school year, eacl stopping nt the threshold to receive gcodby kiss from Mother. I see the pic ture every morning, and somehow It re colls the old woman who lived in a sho- witli, of course, the difference that th's mother appears to know exactly wha' to do. And does It. Khca Grossman, No. 23 Lispenard Street. IIAKEII IN THE GHOCEIIY BUSI NESS. TAii card in the window of an Eleventh Avenuo grocery: "To-day Only, It Kggs to a Dozen." Her bert Armstrong, No. ICS West 51st Street. A STOIIK NO ONE HOLDS UP. Af lieth Street and F.ighth Ave nue we sea every moroiny nn open 6or of chewing gum on top of a soap box. I nrrii'r at the station at 8.30 o'clock, and at that hour there usually are six or seven pieces of gum misting and six or seven pennies in the box. No one cv r takes a piece of pum' without pay ing a cent for it, and in all the sev eral months 1 have patronised the place 1 have fafled to discover the owner of the bar. 11. 11. .omen sfcln. No. tt West tilth Sticet. Ill 11 TRIES DEATH LEAP T TRAIN BRO HER SAVES HER Deserted Wife Lifted Back to Safety as Motorman Halts Cars. SYMPATHY. Seated beside me on a bench In Enst Hlver Park were a mother and her two children. Tho older child, n girl of three, had been disobedient and was reprimanded sharply. When she began to cry her little brother, eleven months old, leaned from tho carriage, placid his arms around her, caressed her com fortingly and patted her cheek with his tiny hands. Morcnco Scullion, No. fi Pine Street. THE HULING PASSION. At the 145th Street express station of the Ninth Avenue "L" I saw u middle aged man practising his stroke with a golf club, using matches for the ball He would make a stroke, knock the match over the edgo of the platform. drop another match and try all over again. Alex., Hudson Street. MOTOR CAHS AND TIIOLLISY CAIIS. Standing ut the southeast corner ot 140th Street and Third Avenue, I ob served that about one out of ten motor ists observed thu ordinance which ri. quires automohlllsts to halt eight feet behind a trolley car which has stoppwl to take on or let off passengers Irving Becker, No. 4H2 East 149th Street. As an elevated train was slowly en ii.ltvr tho Adams Street station, Hrooklyn, Elizabeth Lai co, twenty- two. Jumped from tho platform to the tracks last r -lit. Her brother, Jo seph, of No. 17 Bushwlck Place, Jumped nftcr her anil In splto of her '-nr.' lifted her to tho n the -motorman stopped tho train fifty fc.t away and ble.v his wh' tit for liel ""atrolman Cochrano arrested '.1 Till. In tho confusion on tho ' itform her brother disappear, but Ellza- i -.,1. , arralL -od In th Adp.m Ureet Court before Masistrati O'Neill, charged with vagrancy. Shf was remanded until next Wednesday when probation officers will report n her case. Tho elrl told Maglatrato O'Nolll she wus married a year and a half ago and had a baby about a year old Directly after tho baby was bom, she N.tid, her husband deserted hor and he has not seen him since. Mrs Anna Itae. probation officer who was In tho court room, inter- upted hor and told tho Magistrate she recognized the girl na one of hor njrgen and that sho had been nr- catod before. Tho girl denied this and satd oh lived in Philadelphia. TWO ATLANTIC FLIGHTS, WORLD TRIP, PLANNED Italians Acrr.pt Amrrlmn Clinl- lenHe for 100 l'senter Voyniie. LONDON. July 21 (Associated Press) The Portugueso aviators, Capts Sacadura and Coutlnho, who recently completed a transatlantic flight from Lisbon to Brazil, aro proposing to re peat this feat, and havo ordered a triple motor Savolo seaplane eapaolo of (lytn 3,000 mlleswlthout landing says a doa patch from Home. Thu machine Is ex pected to bo ready by January. Thcro will also he an Italian attempt. says tho despatch, to tly from Konio to lXlo Janeiro and Ilucnos Aires next Feb ruary, by nvlotor Madalena, a nav.il officer: MalUoll, Journalist, nnd Count Bonmnrtlnl. Tho Pegna Bonmnrtlnl Company, which Is coiistruetliig a monoplane for 'Ills flight, has nlso accepted nn Ameri can challenge, according to the despatch, to build a machine capahlo of flying around the orlc1 with ino pasengers. IHIIHE SUES MIX DIE AFTHIl PALL. Kostns Moraltls, a painter, thirty-two of No. 2!2 West 111th Street, while working on the Columbus Avenue tMolint Vernon) trestle of the New ?ork, Wrst hester and Boston Hallway yesterday ifternoon, fell forty feet to the ground, and died In the Mount Vernon Hospital early to-day. He was married n few months ago. Ills bride was nt his bed side whon he died. Beauty Unsurpassed The wonclermJ.rcfined, entrancing complexion rendered, brings back the appearance of youth. Retults are In stant. Highly antisep tic, Eierts a solt and soothing action. 80 Iears in use. White lesh-RacheL 2 StnJ Oc or Trttl Slu rEID.T.nOrllNSaSON.NevTtrk :Branch Stores Closed Wednesday Open Saturday Until 10 P. A. 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near ate- Aicnuo BROOKLYN 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. ct. 48th & 49th Sts. UROOKLYN FULTON STREET STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING JULY AND AUGUST SATURDAY At Our Two Branch Stores TltE HONOKAI1LB COCIIT. On Lafayette Street, outside the Crim inal Court Building a little boy, strug gling with a man-size bundle of kindling wood. A well-groomed man, I siiouin sav a lawyer ana pcrnaps a junge. came out of the Court House, stopped. hunc his walking stick over the ralllnt and at tho risk or torn or soiled cloth ing helped the young man to swing th bundle to his head. Then the gentle man dusted his clothing with a hand kerchief and went his way. T. J. Hcaly, No. S3 East End Avenue, JUSTIFYING KIPI.INO. On upper Broadway I saw a llttlo girl. about 7, defend her "rights against tho male of the species, aged 5. l short tusslo left the -female combatant victor and the boy withdrew In shaT faced defeat. A few minutes later. however, tho lady, with the caprlclous- ness of her sex, was trying to lnauo.- the recent victim of her wrath to ip- p roach again. He was wary, poor lei- low. "Cross your heart tnat you von t hit me," he demanded, She performed that chllrltsh ceremonial ana, true. 1329-31 BROADWAY at Gates Ave. 'L' station 4810-12 FIFTH AVE. . Uet. 48th und 49th Sts. BROOKLYN JULY CLEARANCE OF ALL SUT1MER DRESSES At HALF PRICE and LESS Our Terms $5 Deposit Delfon $100 10 Deposit Drfrers 200 15 Deposit Delim 300 25 Deposit DeWs 500 SPECIAL THIS WKKX ONLTT 3-Pc FIBRE SUITE k imttWMmmmsKimsMtssiisssssm '.$39.98 lndndtnr liammoeks jhalra, rockers, to., re- "Uckki in nan Su'dol 3.rioe Fibre R4 Hullo, complete, wiin reyeri tola orttonna cushions Other Summar furniture, lairs, prtoa. Formerly 11.75 to 18.75 '.75 Formerly 19.75 to 25.00 .50 11 Formerly 27.50 to 35.00 .95 14 Women's & Mmea' Sizes Imported Uncus, fineuincltnms, organdies, striped and fiRured voiles, also flowered georgette crepes In bright colofings. Women's & Misses' Size Beaded georgettes, Cantons and crepe romatnes, also printed crcpo dc chines for street, afternoon and sport wear. Women's & Misses' Sizes All our higher priced crcpo romalncs, georgette crepes, Roshannras and sport slllc in cluded in this group. , White Sport Silk Skirts Values 5.00 to 7.50 Sizes 24 to 32 Waist I Silk Faille Skirts, also boxed and floral des'gnt- with 9 novelty oockets and belt Plain and pleated models. J Flannel Sport Jackets 4.95 to 6.75 Values Women's and Misses' Sizes Bright shades in flannel sport Jackets with flare back, wide sleeve and kid belt Also check velours with braid bound edges. 2 .95 Summer Wash Dresses 3.95 to 6.75 Values Women's and Misses' Sizes Solid color linenes with white collars, cuffs and pipings, check ginghams with organdie trimming and printed voile dresses. 1 .95 ;SALE AT TWO BRANCH STORES ONLY; Open All Day Saturday THE BIG STORE SIEGEL-C00PER BUILDING MAIN FLOOR Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. Sixth Avenue, at 19th St. TL D I T Q T f 1? 17 I8 a Permanent I lie D1U J 1 Business Institution The Bi(j Store, occupying the main floor of the former Siegcl Cooper Building. 19th St. and 6th Ave., is not a temnorarv store but a permanent institution, backed bv and manatted bv department store men of ex- H periencc. It is one of The Ross Stores, Inc., chain of Cash nnd Carry Department Stores, operating stores in New T ork and other cities, who maintain their own New York buying Utttces and wholesale warehouses. Why the Big Store Is Open All Day Saturday The Directors of The Ross Stores, Inc., realizing that for many of their customers Saturday is the most convenient shopping day, unanimously voted to keep The BIGSTORE and The Ross Stores in other cities open all day SATURDAY. Therefore, for the summer months the store hours for Saturday will be the same as other days, viz.: 9:15 A. M. until 6:00 P. M. Extra sales people have been added for Saturday's business. To compensate our Regular Employees for work ing Saturday we have arranged to give them extra time off in addition to their regular vacation. Extraordinary Bargains in Women's White Pumps and Oxfords Made from fine white Sea Island Canvas the lot includes 1 and 3-strap Pumps with Buckle, 2-strap Sally Cut-out Pumps, plain white Oxfords and black trimmed Sport Oxfords also in the lot 500 pairs one-strap Pat ent Leather Pumps, plain toes. All sizes in the lot. Low and medium heels with rubber heels attached. mihsmsrAk-. Regular & $H Value. S Dee in I Thltt la uUhmit nurtliMi Hip ImtrU VtW fhnrtnl for Mil qutilllj Mhlte nil or thU uruton totno nnd hit fur jtmrfcflf. mmmm m A PAIR Women' s & Misses' Georgette Crepe & Silk D33SSES This is an exceptional Dress offer 6 models -all new styles in Lssorted colois. Some lace trim med, otheis sslf trimmed. Actual value $15.00. Our special Sat urday price while they last, inly 7.98 Gingham Dresses Splendid quality Gingham In Checks and Plnids. Rick-Rack Braid, Or nandic nnd Button Trimmed Deep Sash Pockets 10 differ cut models to elect from all sizes. Values up to4.98. Special. Other Voile and Gingham Dresses in 20 styles sires to 54. ofi Regular $2 98 vnlue l.Jo Women's Fibre CS1U o , Stockings Thrrti seamed baok.Tn black nhltt, gray, nurto. polo, grar cordovan, navy, clc ' to 111. Iig. I V'tn quality; .light lmpr-ffP 'mtlon Hpuclat. imlr v Mall Order. Fltltxl. Add li' Toeing. Men's Fine Silk Sox In mark. White, Cordovan, Qray, Navy, Oreen, etc.; slzea (o life. IUbuIu oMy.tt..!,.a.'':..Bprc""oyC Mail Ordrr, lWlird. Add 4v I'ostagr. Summer Millinery Positively the latest creation in up-to-minute millinery, including Satin and Velvet combinations Silver and L - $1.39 g 1500 Men's S Women's and Misses' Imported 298 Gold med- Uim- values up to $5 and $6. Very spe cial, only. . . 2.98 Negligee Shirts A well known make In fancy tripe Cotton I'unsee, Ileppe, Cords, olo Neat stripe ef fects Trench cuffs, Ooenn I'earl Muttons Hires 14 to IT value up 10 2 00 Each sperlal. only . ,IB IV IU $1.00 50 Doz. Men a Leather Belts fine quality In Tan or HlacK with altdlna- or Urldle nurkle All slin llsgular r J"k ,(ic quality tspe- AMI' only . , ... v Orders Filled. Add Sc Tnttage. clal. Mall Women's Surf Satin Bathing SUITS Tina quality Ulack Surf H a t I n Kinbrolderi.it and Ilrald trimmed In various tolois--ln a vh riely or mucin - stiure and I u u n d necks lingular and Ira sties -ai'lual II 60 value- special, 2.98 Mall Orders llllrd Add fle ro.lnir. Men's Bathing SHIRTS & PANTS Fine quality wor sted. White Shirts and Blue Trunks. Well made. Sizes 36 to 44, Regular $2.25 value. Spe clal, cadi, only 1.65 Mall Ordrrs rillrd Add Postage. Lace Net Guimpe Waists With short and long aleevea plain and fancy frilled fronta, In ,cru and white slsas 38 to 48 Kegular 11.29 quality. While they last, uuly 79c Mall Orders Filled Add I'u.tage. During these great Saturday Sales we have prepared Hundreds of Bargains not advertised in Ready-to-wear. Shoes. Waists, Hosiery, Underwear, Bathing Needs, etc., for men, women and children. House Furnishings, Toilet Articles, Laces and Embroideries, Domestics, Aluminum Ware, Enamelware, Hammocks, Tents, Clocks, etc., etc., which will be placed on special Bargain tables with colored signs indicating Saturday Bargain specials. It will pay you to visit our spacious, perfectly ventilated and Daylight store the coolest shopping store in New York. Mail orders filled promptly wlien specified. Money refunded within 3 days on all goods not satisfactory. 6th Ave Siegel-Cooper Bldg.At 19th St. REAL ESTATE ADS. FOR The Sunday World Real Estate Section MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. CIRCULATION OVER 600,000 i